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Moussa Palace
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Dream, work, truth.
Faith in God, satisfaction of his parents.
That is what characterized the personality of the man, who built a fortress on a summit between Deir El Qamar and beiteddine,
and engraved on its stones his idea and beliefs.
Moussa Al Maamari was born in July 27, 1931 in the village of Harat Al Saraya.
His dream was born when he was only 14 years old, after the middle ages had conquered his mind.
He dreamt of building a great fortress with his hands, turning sand into gold (as his mother predicted).
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Moussa
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Beaten by his teacher Anwar and mocked at by his classmates, especially one of the girls, his life totally changed.
He escaped from school and went Sidon, where he worked with his uncle in restoring Sidon's fortress.
He was then transferred, thanks to his competence, to the castle of Beiteddine where he restored the museum of Amir Bashir Chehabi.
He supervised as well the transfer of the Amir's weapons, clothes and the jewelry of his wives in the museum.
He was paid back more then fifteen thousand Lebanese Lira.
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Visitors
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Many presidents and other very important international personalities visited the castle.
Furthermore, Al Maamari was congratulated by many foreign presidents.
He is still congratulated every day, by many of the fortress's visitors who never hesitated in showing their admiration.
Moussa Wishes his Story attracts international directors and producers, especially Hollywood.
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Beaten by his teacher Anwar and mocked at by his classmates, especially one of the girls.
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